Government Contract Law (ACQI8505)

Description:

Understand the legal issues related to government contracts, the rules that apply and how the facts determine the outcome of the case. Read and discuss actual cases that illustrate the contract issues covered. Consider the legal issues related to appropriations, authority, the Christian Doctrine, intellectual property, sealed bidding, simplified acquisitions, competitive negotiation, late bids or proposals, responsibility, unfair competitive advantage, conflicts of interest, the set aside Rule of Two, the Severin Doctrine, constructive changes, terminations, suspensions of work, differing site conditions, contract fraud, ethical considerations and unfair competitive advantage.

Duration:

5 days

Level:

Advanced

Who Should Attend?

All acquisition professionals including Contracting Officers, Project/Program Managers, and CORs, and other administrative and legal personnel involved with government contracts.

Credits:

3 CEU's, 40 CPE's

Learning Outcomes:

Explain the legal and regulatory framework of government contracting. Identify the legal requirements of sealed bidding, simplified acquisitions, and negotiation in the contract award process. Explain protest and dispute legal remedies and the roles of the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and the Civilian and Armed Services Boards of Contract Appeals.

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Other Recommended Courses:

• Federal Appropriations Law for Acquisition Professionals (ACQI7030)
• Federal Contracting: Ethics Compliance and Enforcement (ACQI7023)
• Fundamentals of Project and Program Management (ACQI7110)